The URL for the location to send log messages.
An object having (key, value) pairs which define header fields to set for communicating. One use for this parameter would be for instance to set the X-CSRFToken field when wed is being used on pages served by a Django server.
The appender that was created to handle the URL. This may be used with removeAppender to remove an appender that is no longer used.
Handles an unhandled exception. In almost all cases where you have to deal with an unhandled exception, you want to interrupt the flow of execution. This function does this.
The exception that is unhandled.
Removes an appender from the logger. Flushes out any pending messages first.
The appender to remove.
Shows the popup appender.
Reports an unhandled exception. Avoids reporting the same exception more than once.
Use this function only if it makes sense to not abort the current execution by throwing a new exception. In most cases you want to use handle instead of this function.
The exception to report. This exception will not be reported if it happens to be a Handled object.
A wrapper around the original exception.
Wraps a function into an unhandled exception logger. The exceptions caught are rethrown after being logged.
The value returned by f.
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This method adds an Ajax appender to the topmost logger defined by wed so that all messages are sent to the URL specified as a parameter. A server should be listening at that address.